I'm currently studying to become a teacher and I have the absolute worst memory when it comes to faces and names. I'm sure my future students are gonna have great time. Me, not so much
@@retrohanska4441 My tip: don't try to learn everyone's name at once - aim to learn a few names per day - no more than you can make sure of - and you'll learn whole classes faster than you might think.
@QTeafunny I genuinely like your take on that. Most people would be annoyed that their cropland gets destroyed every season, but you have chosen to view it as an opportunity.
So if this becomes a full series, I know what I'll be playing along with from here on... and if it doesn't, this will probably get me to start another game on the farm anyway.
Yes, it should be a series, not a livestream! I've played this game a lot and Jon has barely even scratched the surface of what he can do. (Also he'll be getting visited by the spirit of his grandfather after a couple of in-game years, and I really want to see that.)
Pre video comment: I love Stardew Valley. I picked it up when it first released and have kept my first farm since that time. Meaning, all the cool new maps, lots of the new features, potential love interests etc I have missed out. I don't play the game so much anymore, but when I am in the mood to I usually get a years worth played. That year usually consists of a total farm revamp in the winter (just for a change of layout) so the farm pretty much looks after itself in the summer (some small mods used). Allows me, Abbey and the kids to enjoy feeding the chickens. Never thought Jon would play this, I remember Dan thinking it was a boring grind. I find it wholesome, funny, and just so relaxing. Love Stardew Valley so much, so thankful to Concerned Ape for bringing it to us.
I forgot how frustrating it was watching someone with no idea what they're doing play this game. Me screaming at the screen: BUILD A CHEST. NO DON'T EAT THE STAR TURNIP! SAVE EVERYTHING! Lol
And as happens alarmingly often, Jon has turned into the money-obsessed antagonist of this game. He'll be buying up the other characters' homes and throwing them on the street to expand his farming empire any day now.
I think the game takes you to be in your late teens early twenties, as most of the singles act and look like they're in that age bracket. Either that, or you're robbing the cradle... I mean 16+ is legal right?
MATN and Stardew, I'm in heaven!! Crossing fingers for a series 🤞 E: Though I will say a series would, if anything, benefit from _less_ editing, to fit with the more chilled out pace of the game
kind of a b tier game for a series, unless you cut it down to just highlight clips. (lots of repetition and travel that would need to be cut out) might work better as a couple of livestreams if he can put up with all the back seat driving over farming advice and romance options.
@@Glaedien you still get 4 harvests or so per bush so you still go positive so no need not to plant it year 1. What I do thouh i ssaving some of the starberries for the seedmaker and plant 4-6 of them in the greenhouse first winter = year round starberries year 2. I do the same with most if not all can keep harvest crops 4-5 bean stalks, eggplants, tomaotes etc is a supring amount of money and utility if planted during first winter in the greenhouse. Sure there are more highprofit crops out there but constant harvest in a greenhouse means plant once harvest forever.
@@manyabrana Best tip: Don't try to powergame your first try. But also don't be afraid to use the wiki if you get stuck/frustrated. It's meant to be chill. You don't have to fish all spring and plant a hundred strawberries your first time through. Only do it later if it seems like it'd be fun :) Edit: One serious tip, though, is to hold on to at least one of everything you come across. It can be frustrating to be asked for a reasonably rare item that you just sold :)
@@itszua That would be an interesting challenge run. Early on, farming isn’t a great RoI when you don’t know what to avoid (flowers in particular are a terrible cash crop), but farming tends to increase exponentially in earning potential while everything else stays linear.
Jon's been bitten by the Stardew bug, it's incredibly addictive. I've never finished it and I've over 300 hours on it. Love it, still play it every few months. Huge patch last year added a ton of new content, I haven't even started that section yet.
I have a horrible habit of starting a new farm and playing about a hundred hours before I get distracted and move on to my next obsession. Then a few months later I do it again. The new content is awesome! I’ve got about 130 hours on that farm, lol. You’ll love it.
2:50 There is an automated watering machine. Multiple tiers in fact. I've been playing Stardew the last few weeks. The game mechanics are deceivingly simple, but the game has incredible depth and progression. Every NPC has a story, gift preferences (which are hinted at in the world) and quite a complex daily cycle. I was looking for the smith one day and found out that on exactly THAT day of the year he was going for a medical checkup. Quite a relaxing game with satisfying progress. I vote to make it a live stream (series). Possibly as a co-op with Claire?
Just a few tips. If you hoe too much land, I believe that you can use a pick axe to return it to regular land. Also, if you plant in a 9x9 you can stand in the middle of that 9 and water everything without having to move your character. Last tip, giving the right gifts to the right people will raise friendship, at certain levels, they will share food recipes with you and watch the TV
I've always been impressed by how Stardew Valley is both super chill and makes you feel like "to everything there is a season; and a time to every purpose" was actually a line from history's first tight-wound project manager. It's all very idyllic; but time ticks by so fast and getting growing times and fish availability and birthdays and bundles to line up, avoiding a need for seeds on Wednesdays, never getting caught out without a tool because you missed the blacksmith's closing time, etc. gets really tricky really fast.
I'm so glad you finally played Stardew Valley! It's my forever game, and although it stressed me out a lot the first time I played it, it's become a game that calms me down whenever things get too stressful. So great! Looking forward to the livestream whenever it happens!
I was internally screaming two things for most of the episode: build a chest and don't sell everything you find! Seriously, wood, stone, sap, fiber and coal are much more useful for crafting purposes and when the game gets going you're gonna wish you had saved them
When you're almost out of energy, it's a good idea to not have a tool selected on the hotbar. If you exhaust yourself, you will have half energy the next day.
I'm always happy when someone else discovers how wonderful SDV is; welcome to he game! Despite me wanting to pull my hair out a lot, I won't tell you how to do a thing, but I WILL hint that to get Tabby to love you, make sure you talk to her every day and keep her water bowl full. Looking forward to more of this!
everyone treat trash as universal dislike with a few exeptions, leah the artisian likes wood/driftwood and sam likes the colas you can fish up. Most fish are neutral gifts to everyone exept the fisherman and the scientist who likes most of them ( probably because fisherman and SCIENTIST ). Abigail is an adventurer so she likes some odd stuff but some common item bore her for example. Yea leah is a vegetarian so she dislikes food with meat/fish in it but really likes sallads, juice, cider and the likes. They just have personalities that affect what they like to get. Clint abhore getting ores since he work with it daily but give him beer or some of th erare gems and he is a happy person.
Things are expensive because if they were priced a reasonable price then there'd be nothing to spend the stupidly large amounts of money you make off of farming on. The early game is rough but by mid-summer of the first year you'll be rolling in gold
Little tip: Dont sell things such as wood, coal, stone, fiber, etc. Later on the game you will need them for certain house updrages and to build more structures, and you will regret selling them. I also want to mention that fishing on night or while its raining can open up to different kinds of fish. You may wanna try it out, since these are ussually worth more money than regular sardines and anchovies.
@@mushyroom9569 tbh, its not that bad of an idea. Its gonna take a while for him to get to the point in which gold ores appear, and 2 gold ores arent actually gonna matter once you reach that point. Its just a little free cash on early game.
I have never played this game. I have never heard of this game. However, Jon has played this game and it looks Brill.. so I kinda love it, and want to base my life around it
It's definitely an 'I'm enjoying this! Wait, I've been playing HOW MANY hours?' game. It's so relaxing, with so much more depth than you'd think in terms of the characters and their stories... honestly one of my favourites. It's made by one person (doing all the art, music, coding etc himself), and he's such a stand-up guy. Just after the game released he would personally look at and fix people's saves if something went wrong. Has created free massive content updates, too. I've bought the game for so many friends and they became just as obsessed as me 😁
It is a wonderful game, I highly recommend it! Word of advice though, don't do what Jon's doing and selling all the wood, stone, and ores. Those are resources that you will need later and saving them from the start will mean less grinding later on
When watering plants, you can stand in the middle of a 3x3 area and water all 9 spaces without moving your character by clicking all the spaces around you and the one you're standing on.
As someone who has played Stardew many times and did enjoy it, I will absolutely need a Jon chaos series on this. This was hilarious and seeing people trying to correct you is even better. Bring all the chaos!!!
For food it’s best to forage the flowers around the map and eat them, also when you can it’s best to choose the mushroom cave because it gives rarer items that also give a lot of energy
If you're looking for a sneaky source of free food, you can search through the trashcans in town for some surprisingly good food. Just don't let anyone see you do it...
"I'm on JOJMart side screw all these local business's".... this coming from the guy that committed genocide (by causing the death of everyone in Edgewater) in Outer Worlds because he got worked up about corporations.
I love this game and I am super excited to see you do a livestream or continued series. There is a coop mode and you and Claire playing together would be great!
2:50 Yes there is, Jon. You just have to progress further in the game though. 6:13 Your getting ahead of yourself, Jon. You need to pay for the Kitchen renovation. Energy will be restore by sleep or by various non perishable food found in the cave. 10:24 Well, your grandfather was a big deal in town. The townspeople are just hoping you'll bring back the good times since the farm is in disorder rn. 27:56 Your on first level of the mine. The minerals get better as you go farther down.
Same what if Jon,Dangerouslyfunny,Graystillplays and RTGaming all did a video or few or a series together?👀 I love watching Jon play this 🙂 I'd love him to make this a series
"There's 28 of the bastards, I'm never going to remember their cocking names!" Jon would not make it as a teacher.
Or in a small town.
After a few weeks of playing he’ll remember everyone’s names.
I thought the same thing when I started playing. A couple of days into it, and suddenly I know everyone 🤣
I'm currently studying to become a teacher and I have the absolute worst memory when it comes to faces and names. I'm sure my future students are gonna have great time. Me, not so much
@@retrohanska4441 My tip: don't try to learn everyone's name at once - aim to learn a few names per day - no more than you can make sure of - and you'll learn whole classes faster than you might think.
"It's her dad, Demetrius."
Jon, that is her husband. Perception -1 strikes again.
Lots of players make that mistake first time around. Robin just looks like the romancable type I guess.
Thought so. I was like … wait, she’s adopted? Because he looks nearly her age, and red hair is recessive.
@@shotgunshells2 she is the first person you meet, to be fair.
Jon knows that redhair is best, his brain ks blocking that info on purpose to flirt with her. Perfectly understandable, I'd do the same
@@Raykkie I tried and eventually ended up with best girl Leah. She loves the driftwood scraps I fish up
I would watch an entire coop series of this with Jon and Claire, not gonna lie.
This.
I second this suggestion.
Thirded. Or.. fourthed?
I'd watch the heck out of Jon & Claire Have A Farm.
5th
6th!
"AT least until I get the automatic watering machine."
Yes Jon they're called sprinklers. Both in the game and in real life.
Not as cool-sounding tho
Iridium sprinklers ftw
@@kariechaos5382 Automatic Iridium Watering Machine
They are a godsend tbh
XD i said the same XD
I like how Jon puts the growing land right out his front steps so he'll end up walking over his plants is great.
I prefer to think of my farm as CONVENIENT.
@@ManyATrueNerd
Yup, convenient trampling spot.
@@ManyATrueNerd no need to run to the toilet in the night, just open the window and "water the crops".
@QTeafunny I genuinely like your take on that. Most people would be annoyed that their cropland gets destroyed every season, but you have chosen to view it as an opportunity.
This is the most aggressive Stardew Valley playthrough I've ever seen and I am here for it.
Oh yes, this will be glorious.
It's like watching a kitten playing with a ball of yarn. The kitten is discovering the joy in life.
Stardew valley is such a great game. I really hope I get to see you do a full playthrough.
Sweet summer child...it'll never happen, sadly.
You can play this game however you like, that's what's so great about it!
...That said, it almost physically hurts to see you sell coal and ores.
I was hurt more when he bought cooking recipes with no kitchen
Did get a chuckle with his response when he met Linus, though
The exact thing I was thinking as well. I was like, "Jon, don't sell the wood, you need that!!"
@@thepipejunkie8359 I cringed when the wood went in the box. Wait, that sounds worse than I intended.
It hurt me watching him walk past foragebales lmao
I would love to see Jon and Claire do a CO-OP Live Stream of this game. Would be funny for sure.
I second this
Jon vs Claire competitive farming battle. I bet Claire could farm circles around Jon.
So if this becomes a full series, I know what I'll be playing along with from here on... and if it doesn't, this will probably get me to start another game on the farm anyway.
Yes, it should be a series, not a livestream! I've played this game a lot and Jon has barely even scratched the surface of what he can do. (Also he'll be getting visited by the spirit of his grandfather after a couple of in-game years, and I really want to see that.)
Pre video comment: I love Stardew Valley. I picked it up when it first released and have kept my first farm since that time. Meaning, all the cool new maps, lots of the new features, potential love interests etc I have missed out.
I don't play the game so much anymore, but when I am in the mood to I usually get a years worth played. That year usually consists of a total farm revamp in the winter (just for a change of layout) so the farm pretty much looks after itself in the summer (some small mods used). Allows me, Abbey and the kids to enjoy feeding the chickens.
Never thought Jon would play this, I remember Dan thinking it was a boring grind. I find it wholesome, funny, and just so relaxing. Love Stardew Valley so much, so thankful to Concerned Ape for bringing it to us.
I forgot how frustrating it was watching someone with no idea what they're doing play this game. Me screaming at the screen: BUILD A CHEST. NO DON'T EAT THE STAR TURNIP! SAVE EVERYTHING! Lol
And as happens alarmingly often, Jon has turned into the money-obsessed antagonist of this game. He'll be buying up the other characters' homes and throwing them on the street to expand his farming empire any day now.
His videos like this one do occasionally make me question whether or not he is indeed a good person...
slightly worrying that Jon keeps referring to Abigail as a child when she's listed as "single"
what's the difference
*bass boosted seinfeld them*
@@Pigmedog
One gets you sent to prison for one.
@@Enchie
in todays world, both get you sent to prison.
i'll see myself out.
I think the game takes you to be in your late teens early twenties, as most of the singles act and look like they're in that age bracket. Either that, or you're robbing the cradle... I mean 16+ is legal right?
@@Hugh.Manatee depends on where you're at in the world, where I live it's 18+
In today’s episode Jon meets a hot teacher and immediately gets wood.
Aww yeah that 10 heart scene
MATN and Stardew, I'm in heaven!! Crossing fingers for a series 🤞
E: Though I will say a series would, if anything, benefit from _less_ editing, to fit with the more chilled out pace of the game
kind of a b tier game for a series, unless you cut it down to just highlight clips. (lots of repetition and travel that would need to be cut out)
might work better as a couple of livestreams if he can put up with all the back seat driving over farming advice and romance options.
"This isn't a genocide run..." Stardew Valley Kill Everything when?
22:02 my new favorite matn quote
A seed is planted and will grow, a starter is already planted and grown into a “baby” plant that is then planted.
I need a full series of this along with a whole bunch of "the things that John got wrong"
I can hear the screams of thousands every time Jon uses the selling box ... and I've only played that game for a few hours in total :D
@@juliajs1752 *Internal screaming as Jon buys strawberry seeds that are probably going into the ground this year instead of next*
@@Glaedien you still get 4 harvests or so per bush so you still go positive so no need not to plant it year 1. What I do thouh i ssaving some of the starberries for the seedmaker and plant 4-6 of them in the greenhouse first winter = year round starberries year 2. I do the same with most if not all can keep harvest crops 4-5 bean stalks, eggplants, tomaotes etc is a supring amount of money and utility if planted during first winter in the greenhouse.
Sure there are more highprofit crops out there but constant harvest in a greenhouse means plant once harvest forever.
I think i know why Jon hasn’t played like any of the big popular indie games of the last five years or so, he’s just been playing fallout hasn’t he
And Total War and Crusader Kings and Stellaris
I have over 1500 hours in this game, I’m scared for what I’m about to watch.
Same
You should leave your best tips for him! Also for me cause I just started the game for the first time ever too lol
The fishing mini game is hard but use a controller will help, save all your money in the start to buy strawberry seeds. Buy extra to plant in year 2.
@@manyabrana Best tip: Don't try to powergame your first try. But also don't be afraid to use the wiki if you get stuck/frustrated.
It's meant to be chill. You don't have to fish all spring and plant a hundred strawberries your first time through. Only do it later if it seems like it'd be fun :)
Edit: One serious tip, though, is to hold on to at least one of everything you come across. It can be frustrating to be asked for a reasonably rare item that you just sold :)
But not a one of us will avert our eyes. We will stand and witness.
I need this to be a series, ideally with both Jon and Claire playing
A reference to the Hippocratic oath in title of a video about a farming sim is an odd choice.
I assumed it was going to be a challenge run about making money without farming, but nope, just a completely unrelated pun
He's slagging off the town about their prices. Because they're price gouging his eyes out.
@@itszua That would be an interesting challenge run. Early on, farming isn’t a great RoI when you don’t know what to avoid (flowers in particular are a terrible cash crop), but farming tends to increase exponentially in earning potential while everything else stays linear.
Reaction just from seeing it pop on my feed: Jon.......Oh no, jon.....
Jon's been bitten by the Stardew bug, it's incredibly addictive. I've never finished it and I've over 300 hours on it. Love it, still play it every few months. Huge patch last year added a ton of new content, I haven't even started that section yet.
It's Co-op now too tbh idk when they added that but my partner and i just got back into playing it and started a new farm together love Stardew.
I have a horrible habit of starting a new farm and playing about a hundred hours before I get distracted and move on to my next obsession. Then a few months later I do it again. The new content is awesome! I’ve got about 130 hours on that farm, lol. You’ll love it.
2:50 There is an automated watering machine. Multiple tiers in fact.
I've been playing Stardew the last few weeks. The game mechanics are deceivingly simple, but the game has incredible depth and progression. Every NPC has a story, gift preferences (which are hinted at in the world) and quite a complex daily cycle. I was looking for the smith one day and found out that on exactly THAT day of the year he was going for a medical checkup. Quite a relaxing game with satisfying progress. I vote to make it a live stream (series). Possibly as a co-op with Claire?
Co-op with Claire would actually be really nice, let her join in on the stream gaming fun instead of having to manage chat
Jon, the first prize of the Egg Hunt is a straw hat.
Don't encourage him, you know how he is about hats.
@@ellaisplotting Then maybe it would interest him to know that you can get hats for killing monsters?
Just a few tips. If you hoe too much land, I believe that you can use a pick axe to return it to regular land. Also, if you plant in a 9x9 you can stand in the middle of that 9 and water everything without having to move your character. Last tip, giving the right gifts to the right people will raise friendship, at certain levels, they will share food recipes with you and watch the TV
I always appreciate Jon's punny titles. Never change, Jon.
18:30 I've been playing the same farm for so long that I legit forgot that you don't start off with a kitchen
I mean it’s kinda unrealistic, I’ve never seen a house without a kitchen, even tiny log cabins have little stoves to cook on lol.
Oh God finally jon yes yes yes..... Stardew valley is one of my favorite games of all time
tbh seeing you play Stardew Valley makes me genuinely happy. it has been one of my favorite games ever. hopefully you'll enjoy it to its fullest.
I've always been impressed by how Stardew Valley is both super chill and makes you feel like "to everything there is a season; and a time to every purpose" was actually a line from history's first tight-wound project manager. It's all very idyllic; but time ticks by so fast and getting growing times and fish availability and birthdays and bundles to line up, avoiding a need for seeds on Wednesdays, never getting caught out without a tool because you missed the blacksmith's closing time, etc. gets really tricky really fast.
Jojo mart is ripping you off with higher prices. It's a con John, and you fell for it.
But they are open on Wednesdays
@@JonXuereb And Sunflower seeds are actually cheaper at Jojo mart.
@@AhranMaoDante probaly the only things that is cheaper
First Hollow Knight and now Stardew Valley!? Do a video on Slime Rancher and you'll hit my three favourite indie games
Playing slime rancher right now and it's aight
do I have some news for you
Take a shot every time Jon says "cocking."
Jon said cocking as I read cocking in this cocking comment
Boy was really salty about this super chill feel good game
cock. shot. instructions unclear. Kurt Cobain'd myself.
@@Bertolucci_ me too XS
I could have sworn you had played this before!! Still a great game, love to see more of it :)
“Donating” to the museum actually gets you a ton of free shit, so selling artifacts that you haven’t given to the museum is a bad decision.
I love how pissed off Jon has gotten with the other town's folk. It pleases me no end!!
I'm so glad you finally played Stardew Valley! It's my forever game, and although it stressed me out a lot the first time I played it, it's become a game that calms me down whenever things get too stressful. So great! Looking forward to the livestream whenever it happens!
I was internally screaming two things for most of the episode: build a chest and don't sell everything you find! Seriously, wood, stone, sap, fiber and coal are much more useful for crafting purposes and when the game gets going you're gonna wish you had saved them
Jon: *Plays a game about farming and collecting resources*
Also Jon: *Sells the very useful resources he collected without a second thought*
If you live stream this I hope you take advantage of the co-op to get Clare playing too
So happy to see you playing this game!!
not gonna lie, favorite video you've put out in a while. laughed hard at several moments.
I’ve been looking forward this
Please get horribly addicted to this game and make an unending series!
When you're almost out of energy, it's a good idea to not have a tool selected on the hotbar. If you exhaust yourself, you will have half energy the next day.
I'm always happy when someone else discovers how wonderful SDV is; welcome to he game! Despite me wanting to pull my hair out a lot, I won't tell you how to do a thing, but I WILL hint that to get Tabby to love you, make sure you talk to her every day and keep her water bowl full. Looking forward to more of this!
A livestream of this will be nothing but super chat backseating, and I’m all for that.
Got one word for you Jon just one word STOCKPILING.
Love it. Spent so many hours on this game I was screaming at the screen a little bit but still good fun well done Jon
(I'm honestly slightly surprised that Abigail detests clay as she is into some seriously dubious materials)
Remember, literal diamonds are delicious and nutritious
Clay doesn’t have the CRONCH of a nice piece of quartz, ok?
everyone treat trash as universal dislike with a few exeptions, leah the artisian likes wood/driftwood and sam likes the colas you can fish up. Most fish are neutral gifts to everyone exept the fisherman and the scientist who likes most of them ( probably because fisherman and SCIENTIST ). Abigail is an adventurer so she likes some odd stuff but some common item bore her for example.
Yea leah is a vegetarian so she dislikes food with meat/fish in it but really likes sallads, juice, cider and the likes. They just have personalities that affect what they like to get. Clint abhore getting ores since he work with it daily but give him beer or some of th erare gems and he is a happy person.
Shoutout to Wickedy Chickady. FINALLY, JOHN!
Things are expensive because if they were priced a reasonable price then there'd be nothing to spend the stupidly large amounts of money you make off of farming on. The early game is rough but by mid-summer of the first year you'll be rolling in gold
Also, I hardly think Clint’s 15% markup on copper ore is unreasonable.
@@erickpoorbaugh6728 Oh yeah, on a medium-good day you can get like 20-30 on a good delve, I consider Clint there for emergencies
Jon playing Stardew Valley is immensely entertaining. It's like his Rimworld playthrough but with less tragedy
Nothing is trash Jon. NOTHING IS TRASH.
As someone who’s almost finished the game, Jon’s -1 perception run hurts my soul.
FULL SERIES! FULL SERIES! FULL SERIES!
I truly would love to see this MATN Stardew Valley as a YT series
I flipping love this game so much, I quickly realized farming is quite tedious whereas fishing and mining is a joy.
The 24 backpack will be the best 2,000g you spend all game
Little tip: Dont sell things such as wood, coal, stone, fiber, etc.
Later on the game you will need them for certain house updrages and to build more structures, and you will regret selling them.
I also want to mention that fishing on night or while its raining can open up to different kinds of fish. You may wanna try it out, since these are ussually worth more money than regular sardines and anchovies.
I physically cringed when he sold the gold ore.
@@mushyroom9569 tbh, its not that bad of an idea.
Its gonna take a while for him to get to the point in which gold ores appear, and 2 gold ores arent actually gonna matter once you reach that point. Its just a little free cash on early game.
been waiting for this one...
And now I will play Stardew again, thanks Jon! Hope I see this again in the future from ya.
“Penny wants an anchovy! …Damn, I just sold an anchovy… Wait, who’s Penny?” Yup, that’s the first-time Stardew experience, all right 😂
as someone with 200 hours in this game, watching this guy play this is hilarious and also nerve-wracking
Been waiting for you to play this for years yey!
it hurts me how common it is that people don't open the games menu's or read the descriptions of things to learn how the game works
Reading is for nerds
This is a magical game, Jon. Enjoy it.
It was so nice to see this game through fresh eyes. I’m looking forward to a Stardew Valley livestream in the future.
Ah yes, Stardew Valley, or as Nerdcubed called it, "what if Harvest Moon but it's like Harvest Moon."
I have never played this game. I have never heard of this game. However, Jon has played this game and it looks Brill.. so I kinda love it, and want to base my life around it
Do yourself a favor and buy it, I have it on PC and Xbox.
It's definitely an 'I'm enjoying this! Wait, I've been playing HOW MANY hours?' game. It's so relaxing, with so much more depth than you'd think in terms of the characters and their stories... honestly one of my favourites. It's made by one person (doing all the art, music, coding etc himself), and he's such a stand-up guy. Just after the game released he would personally look at and fix people's saves if something went wrong. Has created free massive content updates, too. I've bought the game for so many friends and they became just as obsessed as me 😁
It’s a good game, but the game series it is based off (Harvest Moon and Rune Factory) are better in my opinion.
It is a wonderful game, I highly recommend it! Word of advice though, don't do what Jon's doing and selling all the wood, stone, and ores. Those are resources that you will need later and saving them from the start will mean less grinding later on
Love that you played this!! Still watching your fallout 4, but I'll watch this in between!
If he's that over Lewis' doing weird stuff 2 minutes in, he's going to be really surprised if he completes secret note 19...
When watering plants, you can stand in the middle of a 3x3 area and water all 9 spaces without moving your character by clicking all the spaces around you and the one you're standing on.
As someone who has played Stardew many times and did enjoy it, I will absolutely need a Jon chaos series on this. This was hilarious and seeing people trying to correct you is even better. Bring all the chaos!!!
For food it’s best to forage the flowers around the map and eat them, also when you can it’s best to choose the mushroom cave because it gives rarer items that also give a lot of energy
I love how Jon makes a big deal about wanting to meet the wizard...then just never meets the wizard. Good old jon.
If you're looking for a sneaky source of free food, you can search through the trashcans in town for some surprisingly good food. Just don't let anyone see you do it...
I can see Jon ending up picking the JojaMart 'ending' and annoying everyone ;)
He does enjoy giving into evil corporations.
@@shotgunshells2 unless its Czerka
"I'm on JOJMart side screw all these local business's".... this coming from the guy that committed genocide (by causing the death of everyone in Edgewater) in Outer Worlds because he got worked up about corporations.
"Super Chill Stardew Valley Livestream"?? Hell flippin' yeah!
I've been waiting for this day for years! Can't wait for the live stream!!
First Hollow knight and now this! You're spoiling me Jon. I hope we get to see at least one of these as a full series.
I've been waiting for Jon to play this for ages.
Jon! You didn’t give tabby any water!
“Im swimming in money rn” has less than 1000 lmao
He isn't making a part 2 because it would be the longest "things Jon got wrong" reading in history
Jon is... The angriest person playing Stardew Valley I have ever seen. xD
Poor cat, it could only drink water when it rained because its owner didn't figured he could fill the pet's bowl with the watering can.
I love this game and I am super excited to see you do a livestream or continued series. There is a coop mode and you and Claire playing together would be great!
2:50 Yes there is, Jon. You just have to progress further in the game though. 6:13 Your getting ahead of yourself, Jon. You need to pay for the Kitchen renovation. Energy will be restore by sleep or by various non perishable food found in the cave. 10:24 Well, your grandfather was a big deal in town. The townspeople are just hoping you'll bring back the good times since the farm is in disorder rn. 27:56 Your on first level of the mine. The minerals get better as you go farther down.
Not sure if you figured out yet, but your "garbage" is not not garbage, its resources you craft with. You'll be farming the stuff later.
Yes definitely do a live stream, there is co-op as well and would be awesome to see you and Claire both play!
Don't worry about the cat. She'll hunt for herself. You just have to fill her water bowl (with your watering can) every day.
Compared to the amount of time I've thrown away playing Stardew Valley, your Rome Total War hours are rookie numbers, Jon.
Omg I just started a new game on this, please do a full series Jon
Same what if Jon,Dangerouslyfunny,Graystillplays and RTGaming all did a video or few or a series together?👀 I love watching Jon play this 🙂 I'd love him to make this a series
@@Storyteller2093 d-did you just write all the people I watch?!, although I would replace Gray with Callmekevin
@@adapperwatchtower6598 Yes and yes I've watched him as well as Spiffing Brit,Bigmooney006 the guy who does kill everyone challenges
@@Storyteller2093 my god how can this be. I guess it makes sense, we both have “watch” in our names
@@adapperwatchtower6598 Yes XD and I'm a Storyteller